My China Travel Journal is the story of Emma and Joe, two American children, who travel to China and tell us about the things they see. We meet the neighbors, a sidewalk artist, children flying kites, and more, and they all offer a bit more information about what makes China special.
Year: 2011
Adam Hargreaves, son of the creator of the Mr. Men, shows you how to draw the characters to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Books
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Bailey by Harry Bliss is a great choice for a preschool or kindergarten back-to-school read, or even a mid-year read when the days need a little pick-me-up.
Book Spotlight: Bailey The Children’s Book Review
This author will put you to sleep. Literally. And that’s a good thing. Author, Susan Pace-Koch and illustrator, Jeremy Kwan teamed up to create a beautiful, bedtime book.
Lunch Lines: Silly Riddles for Lunchtime Giggles, by Dan Signer and Robert Shadbolt, turns every lunchbox into a fun-box—even when it hosts a peanut-butter sandwich for the fifth day in a row.
Gloria Houston, author of the timeless classic THE YEAR OF THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS TREE, has created another winner with her latest MISS DOROTHY AND HER BOOKMOBILE. Based on the true story of Houston’s beloved childhood librarian Dorothy Thomas, this is a touching tribute to how generously Thomas shared her great love of books with generations of life-long readers.
Authors Christine and Christopher Russell are a husband and wife team writing children’s book together.
Fun with Mathematics (By Sumita Bose) contains magic, games, puzzles, amazing facts, optical illusion etc. all based on mathematical concepts but presented in a play way method.